What’s Causing My Child’s Diarrhea and Vomiting?

When a child has diarrhea, vomiting, loss of appetite, and refuses to drink water, and has low fever, it’s important to consider if they might have gastroenteritis. Common symptoms of gastroenteritis include nausea, vomiting, and fatigue, with some children even developing a fever. In such cases, it’s necessary to consider whether the child has consumed unclean food or been infected with a virus, leading to gastrointestinal discomfort. If the child can take oral medication, you can try giving them Huoxiang Zhengqi Water to alleviate the symptoms of gastroenteritis. However, if the child cannot swallow medication and the vomiting is severe, consider using the intestinal retention enema method to deliver the medication through the anus into the intestines for therapeutic effects. Consult a doctor promptly and follow the guidance of a professional healthcare provider.
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What’s Causing My Child’s Diarrhea and Vomiting?

My child had diarrhea four times three days ago, and then had a fever the night before. After taking fever-reducing medicine, the doctor examined them carefully during the day and said it was a viral infection. However, they only had one episode of diarrhea the next day and were sent home to be observed closely. They were told to be admitted if they still had a fever, but they never did. This afternoon at 6 PM, after drinking formula milk, they vomited everything up. They also vomited after eating twice in the evening with no other symptoms. What could be the cause?
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